If they actually passed a bill like that it would make resale less of a good value. The reason resale is such a good deal is because of the number of people that are mislead and fail to do research before purchasing, then become bitter and dump their ownership. Without high pressure sales, I wouldn't be able to vacation so frequently for so cheap. I never thought I could afford such a lifestyle. I know that my ownership retails for about $100,000 and I only paid $1,000 for it. The WorldMark ownership that I plan to buy for about $2,500 retails for about $50,000. That's a savings of $146,500 where someone else fronted the cost.
I know that sounds selfish, but it pays to frugal. There are more things than your income that determines your lifestyle. For example, I shop at 3 grocery stores when I get groceries: Winn Dixie and Publix for their BOGOs and everything I can't get BOGO, I go to Walmart. That alone saves me about $2,500 a year. I Also get myself and my daughter's clothes at Goodwill. I always buy her winter stuff in the summer and her summer stuff in the winter and will buy clothes up to 2 years in advance. Every dress she has is name brand and costed me $3, shirts pants and shorts costed me $2 each. I buy her Christmas presents from October to Black Friday, second hand if I can. If you want to have a reliable car your entire life, the cheapest way to do that is to buy a 2 year old certified used car and trade it in a 6 years for another 2 year old car. My good habits passively save me about $10,000 a year compared to someone without them. Honestly, IMO its the buyer's fault for not having good habits.